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buttermilk15

January 10th, 2012

i think somethings wrong because the inside left lip of my vagina has like grayish purpleish spots and my clitoris is darker around the edges. should i be concerned?

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CarolineEF

replied January 10th, 2012

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Hi buttermilk15 and welcome to ehealth: Female sexual organs come in all shapes and sizes...Some show the veins as more prominent, while others don't...No, I wouldn't worry....If you are concerned about this bring it to the attention of your doctor on your next vist...Take care...

Caroline

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